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The Norwegian pop-group was instrumental in its country embracing world-leading electric vehicle subsidies Norway leads the world in terms of electric vehicle (EV) uptake, with more than 50 percent of vehicles sold there during 2020 running only on battery power. The Scandinavian nation has become an example to the rest of the world on how subsidies and other incentives can expedite the uptake of EVs. And while the Norwegian Government deserves credit for its forward-thinking EV policy, it wouldn’t be so far down the track if not for one of the country's biggest exports – pop ban...

French fishermen warn they will set up BLOCKADES in the Channel if there is a No Deal Brexit French fishermen will block British vessels from 'supplying the French market' in the event of a No Deal Brexit Boris Johnson has warned a No Deal Brexit was now 'very, very likely'  Royal Navy gunboats could be deployed to patrol English Channel and Irish Sea

Raab threatens France with 'zero' fishing access under No Deal Brexit David Wilcock, Whitehall Correspondent and Tom Pyman For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo France was told its fishing boats will have 'zero access' to British waters if there is a No Deal Brexit today - as a senior minister that the UK was preparing to ''enforce our waters'. Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab fired a warning shot at Paris amid after it was revealed four Royal Navy gunboats were on standby to stop EU trawlers from January 1 if trade talks break down. Reports also suggested ...

Boris's dig at Macron as Brexit negotiations go the 11th hour: PM says French leader 'shares my keen interest in protecting the eco-systems of our sea' amid row over fishing as negotiator leaves EU HQ and No Deal edges closer Lord Frost was seen leaving European Union headquarters in Brussels via a dingy underground car park  Followed a meeting with his EU counterpart Michel Barnier during which they hoped to break the deadlock Differences still remain over French access to British waters and the so-called level playing field 'ratchet'  During Climate Ambition Summit speech, Mr Johnson appe...

  Special Forces soldiers accused of committing war crimes in Afghanistan will be prosecuted under an obscure international law known as the Rome Statute. News Corp understands any prosecutions brought as a result of the Brereton inquiry will be dealt with under the specific statute of the International Criminal Court. An act of Parliament passed in 2002, the International Criminal Court Act, established a legal pathway for international war crimes to be dealt with under Australian domestic law. Australia is one of 123 signatories to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court,...